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Eleven v4 and Eleven v4 Turbo

Eleven v4 and Eleven v4 Turbo are speech synthesis models featuring multi-speaker generation, in-script acoustic and emotion direction, voice cloning, and low-latency bidirectional streaming across 90+ languages.

Text To SpeechMulti-speaker speech generation across…Inline tag interpretationPronunciation customization via…Bidirectional streaming
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What Is Eleven v4 and Eleven v4 Turbo? Product Overview

What the product does and how it is positioned

Eleven v4 and Eleven v4 Turbo are synthetic speech models developed by ElevenLabs to generate expressive, multi-speaker audio across more than 90 languages. Built on an architecture that evaluates dialogue context and speaker identity, the model follows in-text tags for emotional inflections and integrated sound effects.

The release includes Eleven v4 Turbo, an optimized variant engineered for real-time applications and conversational agent pipelines. It supports bidirectional streaming, returning synthesized audio while text continues to stream from an upstream language model with approximately 100 milliseconds median inference latency.

What Can You Use Eleven v4 and Eleven v4 Turbo For?

Source-supported ways to use the product

Long-Form Audiobooks and Narration

Producers can generate complete audiobooks and spoken-word projects using context stitching to maintain uniform pacing and speaker stability across lengthy scripts.

Real-Time Conversational Voice Agents

Developers can integrate Eleven v4 Turbo into voice agent loops to achieve low-latency response times with bidirectional streaming.

Multi-Speaker Audio Dramas and Media

Creators can draft scripts containing multiple distinct character voices and inline sound effects for games, podcasts, and video productions.

Script Direction and Acoustic Control

Eleven v4 introduces script-level controls that allow creators to direct emotional tone and insert environmental audio directly into text. Users can place tags such as whispers, laughter, or physical sound effects inline with dialogue, which the model interprets contextually.

To maintain consistency across complex productions, context stitching preserves speaker delivery and pacing over extended scripts, while voice regeneration maintains vocal stability without drift between takes.

  • Inline script direction tags for expressive delivery and built-in sound effects
  • Context stitching designed to help reduce audible seams across long-form audio
  • Voice regeneration engineered to maintain speaker stability across multiple attempts
  • Pronunciation dictionary support utilizing phonetic and IPA definitions for technical terms and names

Real-Time Streaming with Eleven v4 Turbo

Eleven v4 Turbo is engineered for interactive conversational systems, operating with a reported median inference latency of approximately 100 milliseconds and a median time to first speech of approximately 150 milliseconds.

The model supports bidirectional streaming, allowing text generated incrementally by an external large language model to be submitted while audio streams back before the full sentence is finalized.

  • Median inference latency of approximately 100 ms and time to first speech of approximately 150 ms
  • Bidirectional streaming for direct integration into conversational agent loops
  • Compatibility with Professional Voice Clones to preserve brand voices across dialogue turns
  • Multi-language support with native accents in languages such as Japanese, Spanish, and Portuguese

What to Test Before Choosing Eleven v4 and Eleven v4 Turbo

Checks to run with your own material and workflow

  • Confirm that required bracketed script tags, such as whispers or sound effects, trigger expected vocal inflections in the selected language.
  • Verify that median inference latency and time to first speech meet real-time conversation criteria when integrating Eleven v4 Turbo.
  • Review pronunciation dictionary configurations to ensure technical terms and proper names are mapped accurately using phonetics.
  • Check that Professional Voice Clones maintain speaker consistency across repeated regenerations and dialogue turns.

Eleven v4 and Eleven v4 Turbo Sources and Last Checked

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Eleven v4 and Eleven v4 Turbo Frequently Asked Questions

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What is the difference between Eleven v4 and Eleven v4 Turbo?

Eleven v4 is designed for emotive speech and long-form context stitching across scripts, whereas Eleven v4 Turbo is optimized for real-time applications and conversational agents, offering a median inference latency of approximately 100 ms and time to first speech of approximately 150 ms.

How many languages are supported in Eleven v4?

Eleven v4 supports speech synthesis in more than 90 languages, including fluent generation with native accents for languages such as Japanese, Spanish, and Portuguese.

Does Eleven v4 support voice cloning?

Yes, Eleven v4 supports instant voice cloning from ten seconds of audio as well as Professional Voice Clones, which carry the model's emotional range across supported languages.

How can delivery, sound effects, and pronunciation be controlled in Eleven v4?

Users can insert bracketed direction tags like laughs, whispers, and sound effects directly into the script, while a pronunciation dictionary allows defining custom phonetics and IPA representations for specific words and names.

Is Eleven v4 accessible via an API?

Yes, Eleven v4 and Eleven v4 Turbo can be accessed via REST API endpoints, streaming endpoints, and official SDKs for Python and TypeScript, switchable using specific model identifiers.

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